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.tEPROSY.

and con seq uently incurable. 1t IL impossible TO
describe her suifsrings. Her body from the
crown Of her head to the soles OF her feet was a
mass of decay. masses OF flesh rottfDg of and
leaving great cavities. Her fingers festered and
three or four nails dropped or at one time. Her
limbs contracted by the fearful liberation. and
TOR several years she did not leave her bed. Her
weight was reduced from Us to 10 lbs. Perhaps
some faint idea of her condition can be CLEANED
from the fact that three pound OF Cosmoline or
ointment we're used per week In dr. ssing her
sores. FINALLY the physicians acknowledged
their defeat by this Black WO. I, and commended
the sufferer to her ALL wise Creator.
Her husband hearing Sonderful reports of the
use OF SwIYrs SPgCIpIO Is. >. 3 j. prevailed on her
to try It last resort. She b. gan its under
protest, but soon found that her system was
being relieved OF the poison. as the sOres a..
snmed red and healthy color. as though the
blood was becoming pure and active. Mrs.
Bailey continued the 3. 5 until last February;
every sore was healed she discarded chair and
cratches, and was for the first time In twelve
years q well woman. Her husband, Mr.. c. A.
bailey. Is IN business at l7k Blackstone street,
Boston, and will take pleasure in giving the de-.
tails OF this wonderful cure. send to us for
Ieatise Oh Blood and skin Diseases, mailed tres.
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
TRADE S.S,S. MARX


Or Rlack Lep-o-y. Is a disease which Is con.
stdered incurabie, butt has yielded to the cura.
tive properties OF SWIFT srECtHiC-now known
all over the world rs 5. ). ;. Mrs. Bailey. OF
West somerviile, Mass, near boston, Was At
tackled several years ago with this hideOus black
eruption, and WAS tr,ated by the best medical
talent, who could only say that the disease was .
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English walking jacket with overlapping
seams, little hip pockets and mostly hoods
which come In all the colors from black to
white, through brown. Never Was q
time when the short jacket was so
simple, 80 absolutely perfect in tit, and so
nverssL On, yes, one or two little French
exlravagances of the ulsteretts family dainty
siik-ImIned and temPorary-are worn, but
only by those VINO can stford to toss them
aside in May, never to be seen again. Dress
wraps are to be simply apologies for outside
cover-mere shoulder capes, with more or
less "h ap" or "point," and OF lace, velvet, or
beaded cloth, e 80 per yard, which is des
tined to be very popular for this use. Every
thing OF this kind il loaded with Jets, beads,
or b-aded ornaments. A new little trick In
this line, just come on the market, is simply
u little harness OF jet sd usted over the dress
suit, pug-doH fashion. Where the comfort
or protection come in the wearers do not
pretend to say probably to the trade who,
no doubt, find both from their ready sale at
from Sl9 to $50.
Bonnet garniture shows decided tendency
to tiOral rather than animal ornament, and
the all pervsding lavender has It's seal upon
very Dlszs OF its glory, this delicate fsvorite
can perceive the triumphant lead OF the
steadily approaching "carbon. blue" "a light
green -blue), and the "dead ross' Gust what
its nams signites) and, no douOf, before
two more new moons, will have to fiud an
uneasy throne on the points of scornful
noses Illusion In all cOlors is extensively
used, arranged over the entirely trimmed
bonnet with pretty puff effect The red iiiu.
s,on rnns,, which made its appearance IL
raI's iAst ear, is becoming quite = feature In
our broadway Cases, and viii be very popular
Tor dress occasions from IT.. In ntnesx and
brightness. Hats are coming to nave a ysrv
"hsck" and "shop" III o., while the Iittie
small-crowned, narrow. stringed bonnet.
with poke or round front effect IL universal:
the bead effect IL much sought after, and for
just now the simpler flowers, heath, apple.
blossom, daisy, hsliotrope, pink, etc.
Roses will bloom again by y-snd-py."
In connection with the expense. thought Of
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= ~ 1ufnGassocDa.
DGO ; IL aAy ore,
49, 49, WooAes 10 hie
80 - oDo11lng erUwd's y.
R06 6AoW q - opos d oncs
- ~ - ~ llesle Mary.
H1ooy1euo0oas rt b quaint
% - 6ays Of seeam end
usone . belng On the
2log non North western
4mnaylvsnis By way OF Get
Grnnua1s came end Emmitsburg
~ ~ The Westofn Maryland
l1D1A1 havo properly touched ct
1uneeo0 q eue Mochanicstown, and
~ ~ asepy littis burg wrapped
~ Wsiak1e blsnkes around It and
nto paeosaat dresming ever since.
IuHD 60 Q branch line from the
f6gviand road st Roxy Ridgeto
- bullt bat it has had Q hard
No. iossaf living. The little local
lu1r 0alnoss 10 earn interest on the
- q TIE road, and its ockholders
~ elosy - . return for their inveet
VT rnn BASE OF THE Blue RIDGE.
l1ollo town OF 1900 souls nestles at the
~ Blue Ridge mountains aud little
- storms that now and then circle
~ peaks that dot the horizon. With
- boch ground OF green forest and
on1n, streams vending their ways
y down the hill sides, 1t IL but little
6coe thas the villagers grow sleepy with
kDNSmurs Of the waters, content with the
- thas the gods provide Through this
osQue region Lees army moved on to
psbure filled with hope OF victory aud
~ clutching only the Dead SEA apples OF
- place and its surroundings are such as
|Gne0Fally stir the poetic fancy. and 1t Is
Ioe1lng 10 the eternal fitness Of things to
- ~ Q swset.voiced poet now but little
16Wn % fams. George H. Miles, obtained
- q hia greatest inspirations while wan.
oG3ng through glen and glade In the fast
- q these mountains 1t IL doubtful II
80 Of Miles, poems may be now found
ne16e a Baltimore libraries, or here and
noEo On the shelves OF some rare book
NJ yet, thirty years ago he was the great
- d the South. Sidney Lanier, Henry
a0f0o, Father Ryan and Paul Hayne but
Nd the places where Miles footsteps had
IN. His Sebastopol and Bill and l v
- among the most stirring lyrics Of hi
1no, end his more ambitious poem Alsd
Mo Palace u Q marvel OF poetic beauty
- Il writer Of prose hts " Loretto p" will liv
M the Language, and his success a. . drams
~ We evtnced by his " Mshomet" wir
z1ng the prize for an original play offered b
DdWtn Forrest Miles is long dead, but h
nonoey 10 swoetly cherished In the neial
DughOod whore he lived and fiourished. On
Dnngo a mountains here was named by hiI
y Aehilles' Bow" because of its resem
b1nnCo 70 . gigantic hunters bow, aud th
pootic designation is still retained.
TWO HISTORIC INSTITUTIONS.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24
Sale Register.

The following notices appear free OF
charge to all having their bills printed at
this office.
Friday, March II, Mr.. Jacob l.. Troxcll
personal property on b. Bennc,t's farm near
Gracehan.
Wednesday, March l6, Mr.. Samuel Troz-
ell, personal property on the David Troxeh
farm near Graceham.
Thursday, March 8, Mr.. J. II, W. Eylcr,
near Hsugh's Church, farming implements,
stock and cattle.
Friday, March 4, Mr. William Stansbury,
personal property near Appel's Church.
On Saturday March 5tl, ON the F. 4 e,
Turnpike, 3 miles north Of hecl,anicstown,
Al Hahn will sell a large lot Of stock Mud
farming implements.
On Friday March 18TH, on the farm Of
Mrs Lydia A. Blessing. Double Pike Creek,
Mr.. William F. Cover will sell valuable lot
of stock and farming implements.
Tuesday. March Is. Mr.. II. A, Ilinea will
sell lot Of stock. farming implements, etc
on his farm near Loy's Station.
Thursday. March II, Geo. T. Humrick
will sell a lot Of farming implements, stock
&C., in Eyler's Valley.
Saturday. February &c, in Harhaugh's
Valley near Lentz, Deerfcld Station) Mr..
L. II. Boyer will sci. valuable lot of horses,
cattle and farming implements.
On Thursday, March 18th, Hiram Har-
haugh of Harbaugh's Valley will sell u lot Of
horses, cows and farming implements and
household furniture,
On Saturday, March 10th. VIM. Eyler Of
Creagerstown will sell lot Of stock and
farming implements.
On Thursday, March "a, Levi Lea,hcrman
t mile eerth of Lewis;own will sell valu-
able lot OF horses cows and farming inple
mcnts.
Monday, March Is, Mr.. William Nor, will
sell on Monocacy /! miles southeast Of
Rocky Ridge, horses, cows, f,rming implc-
m,n,s and household furniture.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24
ATTENTION EVERYBODY !

take pleasure in announcing to the Pnh-
fic, that have just received the largest ami
most complete stock Of
IKO SSTONRCIIINA AND SEMI GRAN
lTE WARE,
Ihat has ever been OprH-d at
FRANKLIN MILLS,
line of goods, shall in the future make it
speciality. viii also have on my shelves n
LARGE LOT OF YELLOW PIE vLATES
etc, Last season (without giving notice to
the Public) entered into n new departff1tfn
in the w,y ofFIY NETS, and as my sales
were good in lnis line. | have concluded
~ continue the same this season, | will
nave in stock during the season, fine rounti
Black leather Nets. Medium DO, Express
Nets, team Nets, Danglers, Cotton head nets
also, wagon whips, buggy whips, Lap
spreads, &c these goods we've h.rfsht tHrt It
from the manufacturer. You will therefore
have but one profit to pay. I also take
pleasure in saving chat my stock in general
will be largely Increased as the season adj
vances. | will be able this season to show
yor much lay-er
STOCk OF SHOES
than before. And please don't forget that
MY ENTIRE STOCK of NJ MERCHANDISE
will bc enlarged rs the season advances. I
invite everybody to call and sec my display
of goods, and examine nv prices. All
goods marked with plain figures ard cs-
crclngly low, no fancy protits,a call will
convince YOU that the above statement n
correct. have Il first class lot of Rails at
$500 and 81 so per hundred. Seed pota-
toes, Pearl of Savoy;
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Ohio Stoneware, Il full and complete line of
GROCERIES ALWAYS ON HAND.
Hats Of every style and price Notions,
Glassware, Salt by the sack, Sole Leather ly
the side of strip, Bacon, Lard and fish. All
the above goods and much more that caiit
name has been botght for spot cash. and
will be sold at rock bottom prices.
Yours very rpsD'tY;
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24
FOUR WORK HORSES,
among which is ole fine Young mare,
IA HEAD OF HORNED CATTLE,

among which are 10 good milk COWS, full
cows, the others will be fresh by day of sale,
3 hcifcrs MONTHS old, Durham Bull
vcnrs Old
A lot of Shotcs, I Osborn Binder and
Truck 1 Osborne Mower, Tiger Hay
Rake, I Mosclcy and Slod1atd Creamery,
l Stoddard Churn, l lIarpoon Hay Fork,
Rope and Pulrys, l buggy, Jaeger,
Farmers Friend Corn Planter, Bicktord
4 Hoffman Grain Drill, New American
Fruit Evaporator, / 4.horsc Thrcshing Ma
chine, Thomas Hay Rake, l Champion
Wheat Fan, lot Of Hay and Corn and very
large and complete line Of farming implc'
mcnts; also 4 Mountain Lot containing l2t
acres
By consulting the W VI. time card it will
he found that parties residing east of west
of Logs can take the trains that will give
them ample time to attend tins sale.
TERMS $40, six months with interest,
r. !. kolb, Auct. III. A. IIINEA.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

"Your horse is always in condition. -
"Why certainly, weuse Days Horse Powder
all winter"
We like to be busy but we do not enjoy
being "snowcd under and compelled to
keep patrons waiting rs has been the case
during the past ten days.
They say the average politician is getting
hoarsc talking about tariff and no tariff; but
he cures his cold every night with DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup, and begins afresh next morn
ing with the lark.
A GREAT REVIVAL Rev. I. NJ. I'm
dcrwood writes us that the revival meeting
which he has been conducting in the L. B,
Chufch at Pleasant Walk, this valley. for
some weeks past, continues with unahatcd
interest. Up to Tuesday last there had
been twenty .thfte conversions 20 ncccsslons
to the church, and there were still eighteen
pcn,cn,s at the alter inquiring the way OF
salvation - Valley Register.
n HEAVY lJOSS.- w L StutV'l u >VupiS WYNN
ago that singular disease was prevail
ing among Mr.. Daniel y. Zcckcr's horses,
on his farm near Burkittsvi'lc. Mr.. 4. was
at our office ON Wednesday and informed us
that three of the animals died last week, ono
n fine young brood mare, one two'year old
colt and one one nc-year-old colt. The mare
was the most valuable animal on his farm,
and he estimates his loss at fully $500. The
veterinarian who attended the horses pro-
nounced the disease as "strangcs y VdNey
Register.
SCllooLIloUsE BURNED. The "Woodland'
public school house, situated about II miles
south of Wolfsvilr. in this valley, on the
road leading from Wolfsvillc to Church Hill,
was entirely, destroyed by fire, about half
past o'clock last Wednesday morning. A
stack of about two tons Of hay, in an adjoin.
ing lot belonging to Mr.. Luther Warr,nfrtz
also took fire and was burned. The house
was a good frame structure and the total
loss is estimated at about 500. It's report
ed that the house was fired by tramp
who lodged therein and who it is said
threatened to burn the building in rctalia-
tion for some grievance against the citizens
of that nciybborhood .-Vahcy Register
4 LARGE REcErrloN-M b. Frank
IIammaker of Libcitytown and Mr.. =. n.
IIammakcr of tins Place, with their brides,
returned on Tuesday last and held an i'll.
formal reception ut the residence of Mis-. G.
IIammakcr, their mother on that evening,
Between the hours Of 7 to the married
friends called and from to II the Young
people paid their respects. These young
gentleman have made host of friends and
there was a crush during the entire evening.
The cnrnct band rendered them scrcnadc
and ''the boys came in for share Of rccog
nitior, which they certainly received. The
Messrs. Hammaker expressed themselves IA
being gra,iticd at the distinguished mark of
esteem thus rendered them by our people.
For additional Locals zee End p0Ss.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24
CRAMER.

1t has been some time since | said Shoe
to you. Ny stock in few days will
be fuller than it has been since | have
been with you. If you should want a
pair for your daughter, your soh, your
wife or yourself, the corner store will
be able. to furnish you in all styles and
prices.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24
1887
THE SUN.
Il. 8. ABELL s. CO., PUBLISHERS,
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BALTIMORE.
TIE PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

TIE PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
On the 18th of May; 1887, THE Baltimore
Sun will celebrate its tiftieth anniversary.
From the earliest period of its career, The
Sun has been "houscht'ld word" in the
homes of its subscribers and synonym for
accuracy of statement, fair dealing, Prompt
ness, energy and enterprise in the collection
of news. It is n.acd throughout the coun-
tryfOr the Independence, Conservatism and
Thoughtfulness OF its Editorial utteranccs
There is probably no newspaper in the
United States whose opinion carries, more
weight or whose influence is more. widely
extended than the Sons, a fact upon which
it may justly pride itself as the legitimate re-
suit of palnstaking care in the preparation
of all matter admitted to It's columns The
Suns facilities for collecting news from all
quarters of the globe are beng constantly
extended and improved, and new features
are added without regard to expense as tho
occasion d"mands
The Baltimore Weekly sun has long occu-
pied an cnyiahc position as Il model family
newspaper, containing not only the news
of tile world and II variety of literary matter
and miscellaneous reading for the family cir
Gle, hut special features of recognized value,
including an agricultural departments which
supplies every week n mass of weil-digestcd
information for the farmer,
Full commercial, financial, cotton, cattle,
market and stock reports vi, to the hour Of
going to press.
Terms of subscription by mail, invariably
cash'ln advance. Postage on all Subscrip-
tions in the United States and Canada pre-
paid.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

HEAVY ROBBERY-On last Friday night
the smoke house belonging to Mr. Henry G.
Foreman, mile south of this place WAS en-
tered and robbed often hams, twelve should
crs and piece of beef. The dor of the
smokel,ousc is battcn and the piece on
which the locks were fastened was bored
across above and below the locks and the
door easily opened. Mr. Isaiah Leather
man residing about two miles south of Ca
toctin Furnaces and Mrs Seabold near
Franklin Mills have also been robbed of
their meat this winter and it is possible that
the same gang Of thieves committed the
three robberies. We are assured of one
thing and that is that many more than one
are concerned in these robbcrles; ther. is
gang of these thieves and their methods thus
far have been sufficiently careful and well
conceived to defy discovery, In the last in
stance, however, they have not been 80 for.
tunate and there are grounds for some hope
that the guilt will be fastened on some one,
or more; 1t has proven itself to he such a
costly nuisance and evil that it would we'll
become and assuredly justify our people to
offer reward of sufficient amount for the
conviction OF the thieves to make it a temp
tation to some, or a fair remuneration to
such rs would work the case up. We
tried detective last spring, but that was a
costly farce and Il failure there might be
some less consdcrate, but more direct meth
ods adopted and for our part, we are ready
to applaud any successful move, regardless
Of method.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24
]. A. COLLIFLOWER.
SALE!

The undersigned having sold his farm
will sell on the premises at Logs Station,
w. NJ. Il. t.. on
TIE'SDI y, N1RCX Is, 1887,
Sale to commence at Q, II. m.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24
SMALL FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The small Earnt lying southwest of Me
chanicstown, better known as the
LYNN POTTERY PROPERTY,
is for sale or rent. The owner, Mrs. j. +.
Simons, has authorized Mr.. VIM. H. 10y of
Mcchnnic-towr. to- represent her This Is II
very desirable property.
Jan 90 At. MRS. j. f. SlMONS.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24
Business Locals.

TRADE DOLLARS taken at par for goods
At Noots.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24
Local ltcnlS.


Beauties can't resist Dresel's Bell Cologne.
1t is reported that the iron mines near
Westminster and those at Avondalc will be
worked this spring
Use DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills ifyou want
to feel well and lively. All druggists keep
them. % cts.
PLEASANT PARTY.-On Monday evening
last Misses Clara and Fannie Landers enter
1aiued large circle of invited guests at
their home on West Main.st
The building outlook here for the coming
summer is less promising than it has been
for several years. We know Of but one
person who at present contcmplatcs build
ing.
but oh what damned minutes tell he
o'cr' who suffers, but waits; who writhes,
yet means, before he makes up his mind to
send out for just twenty-gye cents worth Of
Salvation OIL, the pain cnrc.
There is some talk of reviving the G. A. r.
post in this place We doubt if there is an
other locality in the county where as manv
sx-uniOn soldiers can bc mustered as may be
within radius of several miles of this town.
The Frederick Netos says: at is rumored
among the members of the Salvation Army
corps Of this city that Mrs. Nicholas o.
Cline, Ofa short distance east of this city,
has offered to present the corps with 81 zoo
to be used for the erection of permanent
meeting place or barracks"
Col VIM. A. Mckcllip, who has since the
war been great sufferer from rheumatism,
leaves here on Tuesday next with his est-
mshle wife for the Hot Springs Of Arkansas,
where he is advised he will he benefited by
the use Of the waters. He expects to be ab-
sent several weeks, perhaps a month. We
trust he may find the relief from pain which
he seeks through the waters, and speedily
return to US with health greatly improved.
-Ssntinel
DOING BUsINGss-Mr s. M. Birely has
been engaged IN the bill broker and fire in
surance business but few weeks yet he has
already done large business in both lines
lilo represents stannch and reliable insurance
In the purchase of paper and the loaning Of
money, he aspres to do a safe business and
will, we believe, find sufficient offering of
the former and demand in the latter to make
for him handsome business. Being man
of sterling integrity and prompt business
habits, he will probably secure a large client
age as collector, as it is his purpose to en-
business.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

To Europe and other Postal union countries
16 cents par month. AS an advertising
medium its value is, of course, IN proper
tiOn to its immense circulation.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24
NOTICE! !

On and after this date no order on the
Treasurer of the Catoctin Iron Co, will be
valid unless approved by Mr.. "A. Robh, Supt.
Catoctin iron Co..
Any information ns to employment and
furnishing of supplies to said Company will
be chccrfully given by calling upon the
Sup't. Mr.. Robb. BY order
feb 8 STEINER SCHLEY Sec'y
Catoctin clarion., 1887-02-24

NhoV We navy W oli'i Jou u-uo NV les
itate to come and look around-wc are
pleased to have you come-and we
are pleased if we can show you any
goods whether you are wanting to buy
right away-or not wanting to buy at
ALT will make no ditference-for We
have Just this much conceit within our
selves to .think-that fyou once get a
glimpse of our goods you will hsve to
let the "cat out OF the bag"-and tell
all your neighbors and friend, of the
bargains we are offering.
WITHEROW
We have some new goods to SHOW
you this week-that are very great bar:
gains-and are very useful articles as
ervbody uses tIcm--the first thing
is Handkerchiefs you ever seen
a nicely bordered Ladies lIandkers.
chiefs for 9 cents-well we have the NJ
and when this notice is read and pco-
pie find out we have them-it will be
fun to see the stock melt away-come
in for them soon for they will not stay
with US long ut That price-we bought
them at bargain and we are going to
give you the advantage of it.
WITHEROW
What next-why a 10 in. wide
Linen-toweling at S cents a yard
Yes-and another article, and that a
Ladies Shepherd Plaid Merino
Shoulder Shawl-that we got a decided
bargain in--and what do you think we
are selling them for-only 25 cents
how you know the value of them
embrace the opportunity and secure a
bargain-they cannot be replaced for
less than double that sum. We have
gotten something that nearly every
housekceper has been inQuiring for
and that ls-cord for Window blinds =
we have it now-in different colors.-
Also just new patterns Of Ladies' Neck
RutiIiny something entirely new.
WITHEROW
So far we have said nothing about
-Groceries-but We don mean to keep
quiet on that subjective always keep
a stock of Crocerirs-to meet all de
mands in thai linc-one of the good
things in the line is our > cent Sugar
beautiful golden Brown sugar it is
and another 600 thing is our so cent
Syrup--none like it in the town-it Is
the finest we have come across-it is
equal to honcy-really fine. Then We
have some of those French prunes- and
Raisins too-and those little white
soup Beans~You know what they are
you may have them for 5 cents
quart-plcnty of them-come and take
them-thev are cheap.
WITHEROW
The season for Whitewashng is COM
ing fast-we are prepared for it-by
supplying ourselves with the best and
cheapest lot of White Wash Brushes
we have ever had-every one wants II
good brush to do such work - we'll we
would just hint to you-that our as
sortment is great-our prices are low
and that we can please You with the
stock--a brush that is all Bristle you
know does the work the easiest and the
best--and our stock has some other
features connected with it--that are
quite as important as being all Bristle
Come and look for yo,rself--we will
take pleasure in showing goods.
WITHEROW
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Professional.
Dr. u El }. J. lsaths'naa,
SURGEONS & PHYSICIANS.

Prompt attention given to all calls.
Public office in the Drug Store.
Private consultation room in the rear Of
The Drug Store.